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Arvind Chatterjee, Sep, 10 2025
India launch their Asia Cup 2025 T20 campaign against UAE tonight in Dubai. Toss at 6:00 PM UAE (7:30 PM IST), first ball at 6:30 PM UAE (8:00 PM IST). Suryakumar Yadav captains India after a long T20I break, with Gill, Hardik, and Bumrah in focus. UAE lean on Muhammad Waseem. Expect dew, chasing bias, and a near-full house.
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